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3-0095 THE ANTHROPOLOGIST AS HERO: ANTHROPOLOGY IN FACT AND FICTION
Thursday, November 17, 2011: 08:00-09:45

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

This session would be of particular interest to:
Students, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges

Organizers:  Frank A Salamone (Iona College and University of Phoenix)
Chairs:  Frank A Salamone (Iona College and University of Phoenix)
08:00
The Anthropologist In Avatar
James W Dow PhD (Oakland University)
08:15
Anthropologists and Adventurers: From Sages to Action Heroes
Debra S Picchi (Franklin Pierce University)
08:30
Anthropologist As "Practical Adventurer": Using Popular Fiction to Introduce Undergraduate Students to Relevance of Anthropology In Today's World
Darlene A Smucny (University of Maryland University College) and Merrily Stover (University of Maryland University College )
08:45
The "Ugly American" As a Misunderstood Anthropological Hero
John D Rhoades (St. John Fisher College)
09:00
Mel and Zora's Excellent Adventure: Representing Haitian Voodoo to 20th Century Americans
Stephen D Glazier (University of Nebraska-Lincoln)
09:15
Discussion of Papers Open Discussion
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